Lisa A. WinklerCo-Founder, Innovate & Organize
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Lisa Winkler, co-founder of Innovate & Organize, brings more than 25 years of experience in local, state and federal government relations, to this full-service consulting firm that specializes in grassroots organizing, alliance development, association management, issue management and strategic coordination.
Lisa and partner Tricia Dinneen Priebe have provided both short and long-term services to clients ranging from large corporate entities like the Mohegan Tribal Council to the Ultimate Fighting Championship, as well as to international groups like the International Society of Clinical Densitometry and state-based organizations like the Connecticut Fund for the Environment, Emergency Physicians and others.
Since its founding in 2001, Innovate & Organize has built a solid reputation as a go-to firm for grassroots, lobbying, issue management and strategic coordination.
Before launching Innovate & Organize, Lisa was a senior lobbyist for Sullivan & LeShane, Inc., where she specialized in the design and implementation of grassroots and coalition-building campaigns, and lobbying on managed care and public utility issues for some of the firm’s largest accounts.
Lisa and partner Tricia Dinneen Priebe have provided both short and long-term services to clients ranging from large corporate entities like the Mohegan Tribal Council to the Ultimate Fighting Championship, as well as to international groups like the International Society of Clinical Densitometry and state-based organizations like the Connecticut Fund for the Environment, Emergency Physicians and others.
Since its founding in 2001, Innovate & Organize has built a solid reputation as a go-to firm for grassroots, lobbying, issue management and strategic coordination.
Before launching Innovate & Organize, Lisa was a senior lobbyist for Sullivan & LeShane, Inc., where she specialized in the design and implementation of grassroots and coalition-building campaigns, and lobbying on managed care and public utility issues for some of the firm’s largest accounts.
